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Two Laws of Thermodynamics |
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1)Energy is conserved 2) All reactions occur in such a way to increase entropy |
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Energy Releasing Reaction |
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Energy Consuming Reaction |
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Exergonic and Endergonic are coupled how? |
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At the most basic level, the sun. |
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Protein Enzymes Cause Reactions By: |
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Catalyzation, lowering reaction requirements |
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Practical Uses of Enzymes |
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Cells Oxidize Glucose By: |
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Stripping the electrons off glucose and passing them to oxygen |
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What is left over from Glucose? |
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Electrons are Carried to Oxygen by what? |
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Nucleotide Coenzymes called NAD and FAD |
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Glucose is first oxidized to pyruvic acid by a process called: |
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Pyruvate is completely oxidized: |
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In the Krebs Cycle within the Mitochondria |
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Electrons are passed to oxygen stepwise along the: |
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Inner Membranes of the Mitochondria |
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Protons are pumped out of the mitochondrion using active transport |
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As the protons flow back: |
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ATP is produced via facilitated diffusion |
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Some tissues can make ATP with oxygen in a process called: |
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Ethanol Fermentation and Lactic Acid fermentation |
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remove electrons from water |
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What is the byproduct of splitting water? |
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The electron transfer chain in the thylakoid membrane does what: |
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ATP is made as this flow of electrons forms a proton gradient. This process is called: |
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ATP and NADPH are used to: |
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Reduce C02 to glyceraldehyde-3-P, in the Calvin Cycle |
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G-3-P is converted to glucose. Plants use this for: |
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Food or to make cell walls |
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